Barclays customers unable to log into online bank accounts
News | ComputerWeekly.comBarclays has confirmed some customers are unable to log into online bank accounts and are experiencing slow response times
Windows 8: Microsoft hibernates the operating system for faster boot-up
News | ComputerWeekly.comThis week developers get a chance to try out Windows 8, the latest version of Microsoft's desktop operating system. Windows 8 offers a new graphical ...
One in five IT staff expected to quit current employer within 12 months
News | ComputerWeekly.comOne in five IT staff are likely to leave their current employer next year in search of more interesting projects and career opportunities, while 80% ...
US and Canadian subscribers sue RIM over Blackberry service outage
News | ComputerWeekly.comBlackberry maker Research in Motion (RIM) is facing legal action by consumers in the US and Canada for the three-day services outage in mid-October ...
CIO interview: Mike Bracken, UK government director of digital
News | ComputerWeekly.comWhitehall is not exactly known for being at the bleeding edge of technological innovation. But as the newly appointed government director of digital,...
What we can all learn from Linux
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At first sight it may not be entirely clear what the stock market listing of VA Linux in December last year has to do with e-business ...
Can Hercules lift Hitachi?
Feature | ComputerWeekly.com>Hitachi has been losing its position in the mainframe market for the past couple of years. But it aims to fight back in 2001...
Planning for e-commerce: balance your workload
Feature | ComputerWeekly.comCapacity planning isn't easy, but it's not rocket science either, says Danny Bradbury. And that makes the recent failure of some...
Servers developments under the spotlight
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IBM claims a 20%-30% efficiency improvement with its latest processor technology compared with existing chips. The silicon-on-insulator...
CIO interview: Phil Pavitt, HM Revenue & Customs
News | ComputerWeekly.comHM Revenue & Customs CIO Phil Pavitt talks to Computer Weekly about the biggest and most challenging tasks in public sector IT. Pavitt discusses his ...
High Court finds for Halliburton drill-bit software design patent claim
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe High Court has overturned a decision of the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO), explicitly confirming that technical design methods are ...
HP completes £7.1bn Autonomy acquisition
News | ComputerWeekly.comHewlett-Packard (HP) has completed its acquisition of software company Autonomy for £7.1bn. HP said the acquisition positioned it as a leader in the ...
Callcentre workers steal £400k from TUI Travel
News | ComputerWeekly.comFour callcentre workers stole over £400,000 from their employer TUI Travel by paying customer refunds to themselves when processing claims.
Business analyst skills shortage continues as IT job market grows
News | ComputerWeekly.comBusiness analysts are the IT staff most in demand for permanent and contract roles, according to KPMG.
BT services division takes 15 school leavers for IT apprenticeships in recruitment drive
News | ComputerWeekly.comBT Engage has taken on 15 school leavers to embark on three-year IT apprenticeships.
Businesses must invest in ICT to boost economy, finds research
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe European economy could be boosted by billions of euros over the next decade if businesses increase investment in information and communication ...
Case Study: Data encryption at the Salvation Army
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe Salvation Army in the UK supports flexible working from home using laptops owned by the charity, but says finding a good way of protecting data ...
Case study: How a small business can benefit from SaaS
Feature | ComputerWeekly.comProfessional beauty products distributor SweetSquared considers using Microsoft Office 365 alongside browser-based SaaS.
Central government staff lack skills in IT
News | ComputerWeekly.comA significant proportion of civil servants lack skills in areas such as IT, a National Audit Office report has found.
Google previews new Dart web programming language
News | ComputerWeekly.comGoogle has introduced a new programming language, Dart , for building web applications.
What can a CIO learn from Steve Jobs?
News | ComputerWeekly.comSteve Jobs might have been a product and marketing wonder kid but there are lots of lessons CIOs can learn from his method.
How to justify the business case for virtual desktop infrastructure licensing
News | ComputerWeekly.comVirtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) technology can cut energy bills, increase business agility and improve mobile working flexibility. But licensing...
How BP made its supplier ecosystem work
News | ComputerWeekly.comOil and gas giant BP spent 65% of its $3bn annual IT budget with 3,000 suppliers in 2008, but now it outsources to only seven and has reduced its ...
IBM signs £525m DWP contract to provide Universal Credit systems
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has signed a seven-year contract with IBM worth £75m per year to provide systems, which will include the ...
UK security strategy draws on growing expertise across Whitehall
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe UK's soon-to-be-released cyber security strategy includes input from policy makers across government, says Nigel Harrison of the Office of Cyber ...
Open University expands computer-aided teaching portal for educators worlwide
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe Open University has completed the second stage of a £2.5m Department of Education funded initiative to deliver computer-aided teaching to the ...
IT development underpinning Universal Credits comes under fire from MPs and experts
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe delivery of Universal Credits is coming under fire as observers are casting an increasingly critical eye on the IT systems underpinning the ...
Forrester: Seven trends to shape the future of enterprise applications and ERP
News | ComputerWeekly.comOver the next five years, technology changes will disrupt our long-held beliefs about the ownership and value of core enterprise application, writes ...
FireControl project failed because of inadequate EADS contract, MPs told
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe failure of the canned £469m FireControl project was due to an inadequate IT contract, MPs were told at a Public Accounts Committee (PAC).
Gartner urges IT departments to support end-user application development
News | ComputerWeekly.comBusiness IT users are increasingly looking outside the IT department for application development and in many cases are building applications ...
Cyber attacks are becoming lethal, warns US cyber commander
News | ComputerWeekly.comCyber attacks are escalating from large-scale theft and disruption of computer operations to more lethal attacks that destroy systems and physical ...
GB Group buys Capscan for £11.2m
News | ComputerWeekly.comIdentity management technology company GB Group has acquired address management company Capscan for £11.2m.
City University London unveils scholarship for information leadership course
News | ComputerWeekly.comCity University London has launched its IBM Enterprise Computing scholarship to award a place on its Masters of Information Leadership (MIL) course.
Government trials voice recognition for Universal Credit benefit claims
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is testing a voice recognition system to authenticate claimants of its flagship Universal Credits system, ...
Government earmarks £10m for Identity Assurance
News | ComputerWeekly.comCabinet Office minister Francis Maude has earmarked £10m for implementation of the government's Identity Assurance (IDA) programme, with the cash ...
Everything Everywhere to reinvest £450m windfall
News | ComputerWeekly.comMobile phone operator Everything Everywhere is to reinvest profits made from the upcoming sale of its 1,800MHz spectrum in the UK's mobile network, ...
Long-term archiving needs better media, experts say
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe hundred-year archive is coming soon, and industry watchers say a new physical medium for long-term storage should come with it.
Botnets target the enterprise warn experts
News | ComputerWeekly.comVersatile and increasingly vicious bots will cause enterprises a lot of grief in 2005, security experts say.
VoIP news briefs: Verizon Business, TheInfoPro and Ovum
News | ComputerWeekly.comVerizon Business introduces a new management portal; TheInfoPro looks at the rate of VoIP adoption; and Ovum warns of VoIP security threats.
NetApp to acquire Topio
News | ComputerWeekly.comSix months after EMC acquired heterogeneous replication provider Kashya, NetApp jumps on the bandwagon by announcing plans to acquire Topio for $160M.
Podcast: Security certifications pay could rebound in '07
News | ComputerWeekly.comSecurity certifications pay is languishing, according to skill and certifications pay expert David Foote of Foote Research. Foote examines the state ...
VoIP security safeguards -- they may be there already
News | ComputerWeekly.comProtecting your VoIP system may be easier than you think, especially since many of the necessary tools are already there.
How does file archiving differ from email and database archiving or document management systems?
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe thing they all have in common is "archiving" -- long-term storage and preservation of data that's inactive...
Convergence certification provides evaluation standard
News | ComputerWeekly.comCompTIA has developed a convergence certification, designed to validate qualified convergence professionals.
SATA boosts RAID 6 use
News | ComputerWeekly.comHigh-capacity SATA disks are driving up the use of RAID 6, which has prompted vendors to create new ways of overcoming the performance hit incurred ...
Sourcefire looking to go public
News | ComputerWeekly.comThe company behind the popular Snort open source IDS tool is making a bid to go public, months after its deal to be acquired by Check Point collapsed.
Isilon adds snapshots, makes play for mainstream NAS
News | ComputerWeekly.comUsers and analysts say Isilon's new snapshot features are a challenge to NetApp, but the NAS cluster specialist still has a way to go to compete in ...
Security Bytes: Flaws fixed in Bugzilla
News | ComputerWeekly.comMeanwhile, security holes are also plugged in Cisco's Wireless Location Appliance software and Clam AntiVirus.
Storage vendors polish their wares at SNW
News | ComputerWeekly.comEMC upgrades recovery management software, HP unveils a storage blade and VTL gateway for the EVA; IBM sweetens warranty for DS8000; Symantec updates...
Zero-day attacks target Microsoft Visual Studio
News | ComputerWeekly.comMicrosoft has outlined a series of steps users should take to protect their machines from attacks that exploit a new zero-day flaw in Visual Studio ...
Security researcher, professor influences students for life
News | ComputerWeekly.comDorothy Denning, a professor of defense analysis at the Naval Postgraduate School, has contributed to the field of data security. Her work earned her...
Sliding screen reveals the keyboard
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Pure Storage considers EMEA partner cull
News | MicroScopeStorage vendor may replicate North America partner cutbacks within Europe
Which nation won the first FIFA World Cup TM?
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comCompetition: Win tickets to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Finals
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comComputer Weekly has teamed up with Mahindra Satyam to give away FIFA World Cup™ match tickets, including two tickets for the FIFA World Cup™ Final ...
Putting the PGA Ryder Cup 2010 golf tournament on the web
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comReview: The best mobiles for business
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comBusinesses now have a dizzying variety of smartphones available to them. Consumer handset makers such as Samsung and HTC are now focusing their ...
The HTC HD2 550 pounds sim free approximately
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Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comPhotos: Predictive analytics save endangered zebras in Kenya
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comComputerWeekly.com's Jenny Williams speaks to Guy Parker, head of biodiversity management at Marwell Wildlife during IBM’s recent Start Summit to ...
Highest pay increases
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comSalaries rising
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comAir transport IT salaries don't take off
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Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comHow much do IT managers earn? These graphics from Kew Associates show the best paying sectors for IT managers, and assess how pay levels have risen ...
Yes and no mean the opposite
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comBe careful where you shake hands
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Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comPhotos: Great geeky gifts between 20 and 100 pounds
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comIt's that time of year and most of you will panic buy before the big day, so we decided to give you some pointers on what to get your geek.
Amazon Kindle eReader 160 pounds approx
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Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comNew iPhone features?
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comRumours are flying all over the place about what the new iPhone will feature. This is a detailed analysis of those rumours to seperate the fact from ...
Get out of the way Deer gets hit by Google Street View car
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comPhotos: Poor factory conditions for tech workers
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comA recent investigation by the National Labour Committee has found “prison-like” conditions in a Chinese factory supplying Dell, Microsoft, HP, Lenovo...
Wolverine's claws - X-Men Origins: Wolverine Gadgets and Weapons
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Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comComputer Weekly takes a look at some of the new features of Windows 7 and why it will rock your world.
Installation: Simple and straightforward
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comStripped back uncluttered user interface presentation
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Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comReview: Internet Explorer 9 - in pictures
Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.comMicrosoft has released the latest version of its popular web browser